All QS articles – Page 39
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BIM laggards 'holding construction back'
RICS survey finds firms are still not up-to-speed in BIM adoption
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Government framework restructured after SME fears
Delayed consultants deal will be upped from six to 23 lots as value rockets to £2.9bn in fees
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WYG unveils £600,000 bonuses plan
New salary-linked plans for top brass announced by Leeds-based engineering consultancy
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WSP PB buys 2,000-strong Canadian firm
WSP PB acquires Canadian engineering consultant MMM for £270m
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Philip Youell to leave Arcadis
Former chief executive of EC Harris to retire from role of global director of marketing and communications
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Gender stereotypes still deterring girls from STEM subjects, says Aecom
Research from Aecom finds girls are still avoiding STEM subjects due to gender stereotyping
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Tender prices to rocket by 2020
The RICS’ ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø Cost Information Service forecasts tender prices will be a third up on their pre-recession peak
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Construction grows for ninth straight quarter
Industry reports growth for second quarter of 2015 according to CPA survey, with activity led by private housing, commercial and infrastructure sectors
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JLL buys fit-out firm Bluu
JLL has acquired design and fit-out firm Bluu as it expands its Tétris business
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Frontrunners emerge for £350m HS2 engineering job
Atkins-CH2M and Bechtel-Jacobs JVs lead race
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Atkins launches Singapore architecture practice
Consultant opens Singapore architect practice to develop relationship with Chinese contractors
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Mace maintains tender cost inflation forecast
Mace’s cost consultancy division maintains tender cost inflation forecast at 4.5%
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T&T returns to partnership as it abandons plans to float
Consultant says surprise move will help attract skilled staff as number with share of ownership will double
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KPMG snaps up project consultancy firm
Accountant buys major projects consultant High-Point Rendel
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T&T wins mega Singapore data centre
Data centre for Indonesia’s largest telecommunications company
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China: The great leap Westwards
The impact of shares plummeting in Shanghai could result in Chinese ambitions turning to the UK construction market
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Consultants bag spots on Natural History Museum frameworks
Artelia, Fraser Randall and Focus among the winners
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Comment
The confidence trick
QSs may have their faults, but the greatest is they have lost faith in their own abilities. How can they keep up with prices, and retain the trust of clients?
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Speed freaks: Capita unveils Goodwood sculpture
Capita’s property and infrastructure business has unveiled this year’s sculpture for the Goodwood Festival of Speed
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New York pips London as most expensive place to build
Turner Townsend produces its latest international construction market survey